Randon Hall, MD
Explaining an ACL Rehab Protocol
ACL return to play is based on two key factors: time and evidence based functional assessments. Although protocols typically end around 6 m
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Randon Hall, MD
Sep 10, 2018
Delanie Walker TE - Ankle Dislocation & Fracture
While being tackled his ankle twisted awkwardly resulting in his ankle being turned 90 degrees from its normal position. The injury occurred
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Randon Hall, MD
Sep 9, 2018
OBJ - Understanding the Injury, Surgery and Recovery
In October 2017, Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. sustained a horrific injury. While jumping for a contested ball on a slant route he landed awkw
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Randon Hall, MD
Sep 9, 2018
What Exactly is a Bone Bruise?
Occurs from an impact that is hard enough to injure the bone to the point of causing swelling, bleeding or inflammation within the bone.Bone
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Randon Hall, MD
Sep 9, 2018
Lisfranc Injury - A Matter of a Few Millimeters
As with other ligaments such as in the ankle or knee, the Lisfranc ligament can be stretched, partially torn or completely torn, which direc
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Randon Hall, MD
Aug 31, 2018
Osteochondritis Dissecans of the Knee
OCD can occur in various joints in the body, but the knee is one of the most common areas that I will see this condition. As chronic knee pa
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Randon Hall, MD
Aug 11, 2018
Basic MRI Evaluation of an ACL Tear
First, you need to get yourself oriented to the anatomy of the knee. The femur is the upper thigh bone and the tibia is the lower shin bone
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Randon Hall, MD
Jul 27, 2018
Sternoclavicular Injuries and Why They Can Be Dangerous
Earlier this month, Kevin Pillar of the Toronto Blue Jays sustained a disruption to the sternoclavicular (SC) joint of the right chest. It i
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Randon Hall, MD
Jun 29, 2018
What Does Lonzo Ball's Torn Meniscus Mean For His Future?
It is certainly possible that he had a small tear in the past but it was felt that he could finish the season. I have seen this type of cour
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Randon Hall, MD
Jun 14, 2018
Biceps Tendon Rupture
In general, a distal biceps tendon rupture is a dramatic and serious injury. The distal biceps tendon attaches to the proximal radius bone i
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Randon Hall, MD
Jun 14, 2018
Basic Approach to a Patella Tendon Strain
Injury to the tendon can be problematic for athletes in a variety of sports. Due to significant stresses with sprinting sports as well as wi
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Randon Hall, MD
Jun 10, 2018
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Sustains Patella Tendon Strain
njury to the tendon can be problematic for athletes in a variety of sports. Due to significant stresses with sprinting sports as well as wit
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Randon Hall, MD
Jun 5, 2018
Serena Williams - Why Is A Pectoralis Injury So Critical to Her Serve?
Serena Williams had to withdraw from the French Open due to a pectoralis injury. Initial reports are not clear, but this could be anything f
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Randon Hall, MD
May 31, 2018
Gymnast Wrist, Why It Is So Frustrating!
As in most growth plate injuries, the distal radius growth plate is predisposed to injury due to the relatively stronger attachments of the
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Randon Hall, MD
May 2, 2018
What Exactly is Myositis Ossificans?
MO actually occurs secondary to a traumatic injury. The most classic case is when an athlete sustains a contusion to the muscle, such as the
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Randon Hall, MD
Apr 27, 2018
Fact or Fiction: Over-The-Counter Pain Creams, Gels and Patches
There are so many creams, gels and patches on the market, it is difficult to review how each of the different ingredients works. However, th
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Randon Hall, MD
Apr 18, 2018
What You Need to Know About Sesamoiditis
A sesamoid injury can occur with overuse of the ball of the foot. In general, inflammation around the sesamoid bones that occurs from chroni
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Randon Hall, MD
Apr 8, 2018
The Basics of a Common Ankle Sprain
There are several supportive ligaments of the ankle that help keep it stable while performing sports activities. The primary stabilizing lig
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Randon Hall, MD
Apr 7, 2018
Understanding the Diagnosis of a High Ankle Sprain
The typical mechanism of injury for a high ankle sprain is when the foot is planted and a force causes the ankle to be pushed inward as the
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Randon Hall, MD
Apr 4, 2018
Olecranon Bursitis (Elbow Bursitis)
Bursitis is swelling and inflammation of a very thin fluid filled sac, called a bursa. The purpose of a bursa is to protect a bony prominenc
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